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US TSYS
US TSYS: A negative session for Asia-Pac equities on lingering trade war worry
has helped to keep the downside in core global bonds limited. Chinese state
media has kept its recent volley of rhetoric against the U.S. going, the latest
notable headline to cross BBG was "U.S. Doomed To Fail If It Acts Arbitrarily On
Trade" and came via a commentary piece in China's state-owned People's Daily.
- This was after a poor 7-Year auction, coupled with the S&P 500 recovering its
200-DMA (though still finishing the day comfortably lower) amid suggestions that
month-end pension fund flows were being put to work weighed on Tsys late
Wednesday. Elsewhere, Special Counsel Mueller formally announced his resignation
from the role, recounting the findings of his investigation. Despite some
semi-accusatory language re: President Trump, the speech held no "smoking gun."
This probably added to the weight on the space.
- T-Notes last -0-09+ at 125-10+, with 10-Yr yields last at 2.266%. FVN9 116.00
puts were once again in demand during Asia hours, with some selling of the TYN9
124.75 puts also seen. Eurodollar futures trade unch.-5.0 ticks lower thru the
reds. Focus moves to a speech from Fed Vice Chair Clarida & Q1 GDP (2nd est.).
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com

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